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Nikola to Start Building Fuel-Cell Cabover Prototypes
Nikola said it will start building prototypes of its fuel-cell-electric cabover truck in the second quarter. When will it – and the FCEV sleeper-truck Nikola Two – hit the road?
Nikola said it will start building prototypes of its fuel-cell-electric cabover truck in the second quarter. When will it – and the FCEV sleeper-truck Nikola Two – hit the road?
The American Transportation Research Institute released its annual list highlighting the most congested bottlenecks for trucks in the U.S. Fort Lee, New Jersey, topped the list for the third year in a row.
Trucking fleets can save 2,000 pounds by investing to a limited degree in lightweighting and as much as 4,000 pounds with an aggressive investment, according to the North American Council for Freight Efficiency.
The Lytx Drug & Alcohol Clearinghouse Service manages the FMCSA-mandated process of conducting required annual queries an online drug and alcohol testing violation database.
Noregon's JPro Technician as a Service program allows fleets to call experienced technicians to help them resolve problems during difficult diagnosis or repair jobs.
Updates are found in the new VMUX electrical system, which delivers enhanced functionality and integration with many different types of bodies for vocational customer applications.
New auxiliary safety cameras grow Netradyne’s AI and vision powered safety platform to meet the needs of fleets and extend their views to reach 360 degrees around the vehicle.
The contract, which calls for putting 50,000 to 165,000 Next Generation Delivery Vehicles into service over 10 years, includes electric powertrains as well as internal combustion engines.
The Truckload Carriers Association (TCA) has rescheduled Truckload 2021: Las Vegas to Sept. 25-28.
Yellow Corp. is looking to fill 1,500 commercial driver positions, and has identified 12 locations across the U.S. to train drivers.
American Trucking Associations logged an advanced seasonally adjusted For-Hire Truck Tonnage Index increase of 1.4% in January after rising 1.2% in December 2020.
General Motors introduced the new ACDelco National Fleet Parts Program, designed to give qualified fleet owners access to resources and tools to simplify their service workflow.
The new system offers truck/van owners and drivers a low-cost solution to maximize the legal loads of their vehicles and avoid overloading fines and related expenses.
